涂料工业 ›› 2015, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (1): 21-26.

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红外干燥高玻璃化温度乳液的成膜研究

肖韦东1,2 ,邱 藤1,2 ,黄竹君2 ,王 琨2 ,王 祥2 ,李效玉1,2   

  1. 1、北京市水性聚合物合成与应用工程技术研究中心(北京化工大学),北京 100029; 2、北京化工大学材料科学与工程学院,北京 100029
  • 出版日期:2015-01-31 发布日期:2019-05-31

Film Formation of Emulsion with High T. via IR Drying Process

Xiao Weidong 1,2, Qiu Teng1,2, Huang Zhujun2, Wang Kun2, Wang Xiang2, Li Xiaoyu1,2   

  1. 1. Beijing Engineering Research Center of Syntheses and Applications of Waterborne Polymers(Beijing University of Chemical Technology), Beijing 100029, China; 2. College of Material Scence and Engineering, Beijing University of Chemical Technology bejing 100029, China
  • Online:2015-01-31 Published:2019-05-31

摘要: 采用具有核壳结构的丙烯酸酯自交联乳液,研究其在红外干燥下的成膜及性能,并利用 Routh-Russel 模型优化确定其成膜机理,优化了成膜条件。 研究表明,通过红外干燥可以实现高玻璃化温度(Tg)乳液的快速成膜。 聚合物乳液 Tg 和湿膜厚度 H 能够改变 Routh-Russel 模型的参数 λ 和 Pe,继而影响乳胶粒子的成膜性能。 Tg <58 °C 及 H≤400 μm 时,乳胶粒子受毛细管力变形,形成连续透明的聚合物膜,其硬度相比于室温自然干燥的涂膜高出 2 ~ 5 倍,且耐水性显著增加。 原子力显微镜( AFM) 表征证实红外干燥确实能够促进乳胶粒子的融并变形。

关键词: 丙烯酸酯乳液, 红外干燥, 成膜, 玻璃化温度

Abstract: The film formation of self-crosslinking polyacrylate core-shell emulsion via IR drying process has been studied. The film-forming mechanism has been also theoretically explored by using the Routh-Russel model. Results show that the IR drying process is an effective way conducive for the rapid film formation of emulsion with high glass transition tempera-ture(T,). The variation of T, and wet film thickness(H) of emulsion can affect the parameters λ and Pe in R-R model, and further affect the film-forming performance of emulsion particles. Under the conditions of Tg<58 ℃ and H ≤400 μm, a film with good transparency and high hardness is formed via capillary deformation of emulsion particles. Compared to the film formed under room temperature, the film formed via IR drying process shows better water resistance and higher hardness(i. e., 2-5 times), meanwhile, the IR drying process can promote the deformation of emulsion particles as characterized by atomic force microscope(AFM).

Key words: polyacrylate emulsion, IR drying, film formation, glass transition temperature